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Tekton Estates is launching their new project of designer Villas that will add style to happy living.

When you are going up,go up in style.With lifestyle aspirations of working individuals in Bangalore increasing highly,with matching salaries and earning capacities,the need for lifestyle grading has been the immediate quest.That is true for the dream houses they want to buy and live in as well.Spacious houses with ultramodern sophisticated amenities,well connected to workplace and other basic utilities,peaceful ambience far from the hustle and bustle of the city is few of the critical criteria to qualify itself as a lifestyle property.

Located at Byrathi off Hennur Road, equidistant from BIAL and the city centre, LGCL Beautiful World draws inspiration from the glorious heritage of the mediterranean region. The 2-acre property houses just 29 exclusive villas, ranging from 2800 sqft to 3700 sqft, with striking features like sloping roofs, open porches, swaying palms and large, open windows that are a perfect blend of functionality and elegance.

The Mumbai-based real estate developer signs a development management agreement for a project on Currey Road

Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) (BSE scrip id: GODREJPRP), the real estate development arm of the Godrej Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary Godrej Projects Development Private Limited (GPDPL), has entered into a Development Management Agreement with Ratnaraj Blessing Milestone, a partnership firm, to redevelop a private society, Kamgar Swa Sadan Cooperative Housing Society Limited, situated at Mahadeo Palav Marg, Currey Road, Mumbai. Godrej Properties will act as development manager and will be responsible for the conceptualization, design, sales, and marketing of the project.

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Thursday, January 03, 2013 -- (Business Wire India) -- In a first of its kind honour for next-in-line Chief Financial Officers in India, 100 future CFOs and finance leaders, across industries, were recognised for their work in various areas of finance. The event, titled: CFONEXT100 - stars of tomorrow, was organised by 9.9 Media that brings out CFO India, the country's most read magazine for senior finance professionals. The future CFOs were chosen from over 300 nominations received, by a panel of 40 eminent jury members - influential CFOs of India Inc www.cfoinstitute.com/cfonext100/web/jury.

Karnataka, India, Wednesday, December 12, 2012 -- (Business Wire India) -- Neotown, township project from Patel Realty, is one of the first few township projects to be pre-certified by the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC). The township has been awarded the prestigious IGBC Green Township Silver pre-certification for its mixed land use & integrated development. The township is located in Electronic City, Bengaluru. The IGBC pre-certification is awarded for buildings & townships at the design stage to facilitate the adoption of sustainable green design practices in India.

By Mr Deepak Kaistha

Having a big lavish property always features in an individual's bucket list. However, given the sky-reaching prices of real estate today, it looks like a distant dream. Experts of the field have time and again cautioned how in the recent times, real estate purchases and sales have dipped. Creating a synergy point between the buyers and sellers, group home buying is a unique catalyst for both buyers and sellers.

Often perceived as a new trend in real estate market, group home buying goes back 50 years. To be precise, group home buying has been plugged as a practical solution for property buyers looking to get attractive discounts. In earlier days, when a stakeholder wanted to buy a flat, a builder would give him a final offer. But with the advent of the group home buying concept, like-minded buyers can now join hands and close the property transactions at attractive prices.

PUNE: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) recently allocated 112 flats constructed under the Basic Services to Urban Poor (BSUP) to the project-affected people.

The Centre had approved 20,528 tenements for the urban poor under the BSUP. However, the PMC has, so far, managed to construct only 2,294 tenements while the construction of 3,474 tenements is on. There has been no progress on plans to construct another 14,760 tenements.

The state has asked the civic body to submit a report explaining the status of its plan, which was to construct all the tenements by March 2012.

Municipal commissioner Mahesh Pathak on Monday said, “The PMC has allocated 112 flats in Warje scheme to those affected by road construction and nullahs. The PMC will complete the remaining allocation and construction on priority.”

NEW DELHI : From hiring domestic brand ambassadors to international ones, Indian   real estate   companies are going global. So far, realty companies have been hiring Indian icons like M S Dhoni, Shah Rukh Khan, Sushmita Sen ,   Yuvraj Singh   and   Gautam Gambhir   to promote their projects. But now, with increasing purchasing power and more and more premium products being launched, companies are tying up with foreign brand ambassadors to push their projects.  

This also helps them in marketing their apartments and houses in international markets, mainly to NRIs.  

Realty company Homestead has roped in   Michael Schumacher   and   Maria Sharapova   to promote its projects in Gurgaon.  

DUBAI : The decline in value of rupee over the last one year is luring   NRIs   living in the UAE to buy property in India even if the price stretched up to one crore or more, according to a survey.

According to the survey conducted here by Sumansa Exhibitions who are organisers of Indian Property Show, 89 per cent of NRIs (non-resident Indians) in the UAE are planning to leverage the power of their additional income by investing in properties worth up to 1 crore and beyond.

The weakening rupee gives more power to dirham currency that they have and current sluggish market enables them to buy properties at a cheaper rate in India , it said.

It added that 26.7 per cent NRIs are looking to buy properties as additional investment, a sharp rise of 6 per cent in one year.